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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS May 23-Flour frm demand good.
higher markets elsewhere caused great unea siness
and May advanced I alc and other months 81 a l4c
bid; June s61e0S7iac. closing at SIC nominal; July
82a n S37sc, closing at S334c bid; August S2le0
3sc; May offered at 3sc; June 37l4c bid July 81 sc
August SO Sac Oats very quiet; cash. Z|1sc May
RarlevmSo market p out Of Season: Hay weak but
unchanged; prairie SO 11.50; timothy SO 5O014.
ei4c Butter quiet and easy; creamery, ia 1Sc:
dairy Is 019c Corn-mea in brisk demand at 50. Is.
Old mess. SI1; irregular new. $500 Lard, 6.4O0
6.45c: DIysalt meats-Boxed shoulders, 2.?Oe;
Baeon"shoulders, 6a6 25c; long clear and clear rib,
7s507.95e;, short clear s.12ls 0S 25c; Ham, Hams
STEADY At bais5 Nae n5e JS
s37s0S4l4c; August. 1880 l2c September, "a 3
Corn dull and uFshanssd 600 Oats ats nominal hns
$4,000 bg; corn 65 600 bp oats 81 600 bu; rye;
IA 900 bu; rye, more; barley, 1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-Flour-Demand mod
other Western clear. $4I5S4 S5: Ohio and other
Western straight. s4.37la0465; Minnesota bakers.
wheat steady 10 rsd MaR
95Ia095sac; July 94s. 09oe; August, 92l40
NAL; No mixed and high mixed in grain depot,
49c; steamer No. mixed in grain depot 4Se; No
47la047aac; August 4sla049c. Oats--Spot higher.
but the advance checked business; No. white 36l2
037c; No white, 3Sc; No white. on track o9c;
futures quiet but steady: No. white May. 81 l4D
037a4c June. 37l4037l2c: July, 37ia03sc
August. 36l4 036sic. Provisions steady: with fair
mess, new. S15.5O016; prime family, .$1701s
Hams. smoked, I2013c. Lard steady; refined. 10
Sc steam T. 2i2c Butter easy under large receipts
creamery extras, zoe Eggs firm and active; irsts
13iac Cheese dull and lower; Ohio flats. choice.
101aD103ac; Ohio flats fair to prime. 9 a Toe. Re-
ceipts-Flour, 200 brls; wheat II 600 bu; corn.
2. 700 5u oats 5000 bu. Shinments-Wheat, IT,
900 bu; corn. 200 bu: oats. l., 600 bu.
LOUISVILLE. May 23.-W heat-No. long berry
S3c No red. SIC. Corn-No. mixed. 43 i2c
Oats-No. 2 Sic. Provisions firm. Bacon-Clear-rib
sides. 7.S7lsc; clear sides. S-37 l2c; shoulders
6 81 i2c. Bulk Enthusiastically sides, 7.25c; clear
sides z. SOC; shoulders 3. 62loc Mess pork nominal.
Hams sugar-cured. IL a SOC. Lard, choice Leaf
S.25 $3.50.
BALTIMORE, May 2J.-Wheat-Western higher
and active: No winter red spot eos 096 7sc;
May 96c bid June. 95la@95a.c; July 94194iac:
August 92l2 992osc. Corn-Western spot higher;
mixed spot. SOC bid: Nav. soc asked; jane. 1890
4Siec; July 47ia0477sc. Oats steady: Western
white. 36039e Western mixed, 34035c. Rye
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Engsh-cured breakfast bacon, clear. 1O1oc: sugar
cured shoulders. 10 to II ID average Sl4c; dried
beef hams. 1212 o 4c Bacon, clear sides % to 35
TBS average, 9l4c 40 los and average &c: backs
medium weight, &C. bellies, medium weight 9lac.
Drysalt and Picked Meats-Clear sides flnsmoke,il
Slsc: clear backs unsmoked), l2c; clear bellies (un
smokedl. Sioc clear bean pork ~ brl 200 fbs.
81: ham and rump pork 2 to 3-tb pieces without
bone S14. Bologna-Skin large small. &c:
cloth, large small 6l9c. Lard-Pure leaf kettle
rendered in tierces S1cc; in u brls sc: in so 10
in 100-fb cases. S5sc; 20 10 in SOfb cases,
sac; 10-fb in Cob cases. &C. D. ID in 60 rs
91sc. Refined Lard--In tierces, &c; Sob
in 1OO-fb cases. 714c.
BUTTER-Fair creamery 14015c; extra choice, 1S
02Oc; choice country. 10 q 12c: common, Sc.
BEEswAx-Dark, 1Sc; yellow, zoe.
EGGs-Shippers paying 10c; selling from store at
10l2D11c.
PoULTRY-Hens. &c; young chickens. 15c straight;
ROSTERS, Sc, ducks &c; hen turkeys, &c; toms, 6c
~ ID.
FEATHERs-Prime geese. 3504Oc o. n; mixed
duck 1S020c ~ fb.
WooL-Tub-washed andl picked, 33 O35c
washed, medium and common grade, if in good order.
24D25c: unwashed fine, 1S02Oc; fieece-washed. if
and understandable. according to their value.
SEEDS
Clover-Common red June. prime (receaned),
cleaned), 81. Is al. 35; Alska, prime. $500; AL
fafa, prime 81. % $50; white, $7.5OOS: prime
timothy. So. 1O02.25 % blu. extra clean blue grass,
70090c ~ bu red top 75cOS1 ~ bu: orchard grass,
81 IS al 90 ~ Blu; German milet. 81 y bu; common
mllet. 7:Sc % bu haxseed selected. 81. 10O1.40 ~
bu; seed rye 75c y bu old popcorn Csc p 10; new
popcorn, 60075c ~ Blu; hemp. 3l2c; canary, 5c rape
On ~
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provision market has taken on dull tone. but
prices have become steady. and the downward
tendency apparently is checked. In wholesale
way nothn g is doing. The hardware men are busy
and the firm tone to prices enables them to sell
goods without making any concessions, which in
times past, at least within the last five years,
they were often obliged TO do to meet the down
ward tendency in most articles they handled,
the competition having been very strong. Drug
gists are having good trade in most articles
they handle and the tone of prices is firm. The
produce markets were active to-day; receipts of
straw berries more liberal and prices range lower
Eggs firm at last weeks quotations Poultry
weaker; arrivals large. Butter is, we'll, IN
large supply and prices fiat. In groceries there
was the usual activity. Coffees and sugars are
firm az the advance in prices Of last week In
fact, to-day the only changes of Importance
were IN some articles of produce. There is
good healthy movement in the articles which
come into general consumption.
GRAIN
It was rather blue Monday. The attendance
on Change small bidding tame, and prices
q shade off on all grades of wheat, corn and oats.
Little said about futures. Track bids to-day
Il fof11
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at TIN,
Two Great Centers

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers
NEW YORK, May % -Flour-Receipts. 25.-
125 PACKAGES exports. 99S brls, I.a75 sacks. Mar.
ket fairly active. in good part for export; prices.
firm. bat not quotabIy changed. Sales, %, 800
brs
Wheat-Receipts. 400, $50 bu; exports, 295, s45
bu. Spot q shade lower, closing firm Export
trading more active. Options opened steady,
later declined a &c, subsequently advanced 4 a
&c, closing firm. Speculation more active.
Sales, 10. 456 600 bu futures 63S 900 bu spot: No
2 Milwaukee. 94c; No. hard. 96Ic f. O. b., 9740
97ic delvered; unrraded red, 94t a csc: No 8
red. oslo; No. 2 red. 961 a 961c in elevator OF n
974c Z. o. b., 974 97ac delivered; No red oslo:
No white. 97c; No. 2 red. store oslo; No red
May, 90 96sc. closing at 96sc; June. 96a 96ac,
August 94l 994Ec, closing at 94sc; September,
d. "a sage, closing AT 94sc; December. 96k a
Dc l5-l6c. closing at 96Ic; May QsSSl, 81 OLE q
L0lA closing at 81. OH.
closing firm export demand only moderate. Re-
ccipts. 205,506 bu; exports, l5 las bu; sales 520
900 bu futures and $4,000 bu spot; uncraded,
az d. 9c; steamer. 464 in elevator 472c delivered
No. g. 4Sc: No 2 47I q 47sc in elevator ara a. sc
Afoat; yellow, 4Ssc; No. 2. May, 473 d 47sc clos
Ing at 47sc; June. All IA Skc. closing at 4sAc;
July. ass 40 Lice, closing at 49c; August. soc;
September, sic.
Oats a shade stronger; receipts 40 900 bu;
sales, 100 600 bu future. 1873 900 bu spot; exports
none: mixed Western, "a 36c; white Western,
B6 142c.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
Hops quiet and steady.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio strong; options higher
and active; sales, 10000 bags; May. Is 81 a
is 45c; June. 10 40 a Is 5jc July. IS 750 l8 9Oc;
August, H. 95 20 10 Zoe; September 10 10 a 10 35c:
October, 10 30 10 soc: November, 10 45 a 10 G5c;
December, 10 % a 10 65c; January. 10 o. 10 zoe;
February, 10 zoe; April, Is. 7o1l9.75c. Sugar
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Tho Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, May 23-The Mark Lane Express,
in its review of the British grain trade during
the past week, says: The English wheat trade
has been slow. and prices advanced Cd in the
provincial markets. The sales of English wheat
during the week were 3d. 173 quarters, at 34s 14d,
against &C. 500 quarters. at 32s 4d during the
corresponding period of last year Flour is
steady. The supply of foreign wheat is small.
but buyers apathetic. Corn is dull; the
dealings nave been in favor of buyers. Nineteen
cargoes of wheat arrived; four were sold, nine
were Withdrawn, and six remained. At to-days
market English wheat was scarce and held for
one shilling advance. Foreign wheat firm.
Flour was against buyers Corn was scarce and
steady. Barleys were dull and lower. Oats
were in favor of buyers. Beans, beef and linseed
are unchanged.
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Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet
aud unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat, 873 a 673c;
No spring wheat, nominal. TIC; No. red,
s7sc; No corn. 3S4c bid; No. oats. 253c; No.
2 rye. soc; No. 2 barley, SIC; No. l flaxseed.
pork, per brl, $23; lard 100 lbs, Sc 60; short
ribs. sides loosel, 81 l24 07.15; drysated shout
ders tboxed), So 60 05.70; short clear sides
(boxec1, ST. 60 at 65 Whisky, distillers' finished
goods, per GAL 81 10. Sugars none
On produce exchange to-day the butter mar
ket was weak; dairy. 13 a tic; creamery Is a lSc.
Eggs firm at 103 a lie.
Recepts-Flour. IL 900 brls; wheat, Ga, 900 blu;
corn, 153 600 bu; oats IL, 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 4. 900 brls;
wheat. 81. 900 bu; corn, $1,000 blu; oats, 1900
blu; rye. 5000 bu; barley, 13, 900 bu.
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Elsewhere,

NEW YORK, May 23--Beeves-Receipts; includ-
ing AZ carloads for exporters and 81 for city
for the week. Market ruled dull and closed weak:
native steers ranged from Sd 40 as ID including 80
carloads of fair Texas steers went at 81 40;
and carloads of distillery fed bulls, So. 1924.
Sheep-Receipts, Id 800, making So. 900 for the
week Barely steady for clipped sheep at 1904 20
per 100 lbs; dull and lower for yearines at SIS 06;
unchanged for spring lambs at $60s.5o Per 100
Hogs-Receipts 800, making 1880 for the
SO. ' ~ -',-'N' - - )'-'
ST. LOUIS May 23-Catt1e-Receipts, 5000;
shipments 200. Market lower; choice heavy native
$3.50 butchers steers fair to Choice So 50
0425: feeders fair to good, So al stockers fair
good. $203. 10; Texans common grass to good corn
Hogs-Receipts 2. 900; shipments 900. Market
k 10 and aoaS ea YosIes ednn
prime. $4.6o0475 pigs, common to good $40
Sheep-Receipts 500; shipments 500. Market
firm: clipped, fair to choice, $3.1o04.2o lambs,
$3.7O046O.
Gator reports Catte-Receipts. LOO: shipments,
1000 Market slow but about steady; good to choice
stoeEers SS feeding Ss sseers,
cows $203 80.
ruling prices; good to choice $4.55 4.75; common
medium. $4.1 504.50 skps and pigs. $500
sbeep-Receipts. 100; shipments, none. Market
strong for the best quality; good to choice 81 900
$50; common to medium 50 02.8O.
CHICAGO, May 23.--The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Recepts, 5000; shipments 3 900.
Market slow. heavy and 1Oc lower: shipping steers
$50 500 lbs So S5 al 50; stockers and feeders
So 1904 10; cows. bulls and mixed $203.s 80; bulk,
60 6O03. Is; Texas cattle. 81. SO03.S5.
Hogs-Receipts. %, 600; shipments, 1000 Mar
ket active and sc lower rouehed and mixed 81. COO
495; packing. $4. 9005.15; light, 81 6O04. 80;
skips, SO. 5OD450
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments. / 600 Mar
steady for good stock natives 81 1904 80; Western
$3.5004.15; Texans, So. 25 $500; lambs, $3.50
06.
BUFFALO May % -Cattle-Receipts. $40. The
market dull: declined d 1Oc since last Monday;
common fair, $4. 3004.6 IS; good to choice snip
ping 81 70 "a: 80: stockers and feeders, So. ESQ
Us; veals. $4.2505.
Sheep-Recepts 3 200. Good demand and prices
a shade higher common to fair. So. 70 "a; good to
choice, So. 1O04.20; yearlings, $45O05; spring
lambs, S7.250S.
Hogs-Receipts 1885 Declined 501Oc; light
pigs. 81 5004 rs; mixed pigs and light Workers
81. S004.95; selected Workers. SIS as. 10; selected
medium weights, $5.1005.15.
EAST LIBERTY May 23.- Cattle - Receipts
I, 159; shipments. 1913. The market slow and off
from last weeks closing prices Six carloads of cattle
shipped to New York today.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; shipments, 300. The
market active; Philadelphas So. 2005.25; York
ers, S505.15: common and light. S4.7505; pigs
S150D47O Seventeen carloads of hogs were shipped
to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts 4.SOO; Shipments 5000 The
market was fair at last weeks prices.
CINCINNATI May 23.-Hogs steady; common and
light So. 50 IA. 50; packing and butchers 81. coo
sos; receipts, 2, 100; shipments 500
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade In Some Lines More Quiet, as Usual
at This Season.

at This Season.
INDIANAPOLIS, May %.
We notice that trade is more quiet in some
lines, with the continued warm weather. This
is not unusual. however. as we nearing
June, which is always rather q dull month in
many branches of traffic. There is nothing dis
couraging in the outlook for the future; crops
never looked better in the latter part of May
than this year. the money market was never
easier and confidence between business men is
reaching the olden-time standard; but very few
bad debts are being made, and business matters
generally moving along unusually smooth. In
prices to-day there were few ductuatons.s The
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Figures Showing the Amount in Sight ii
the United States and Canada.


the United States and Canada.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Following was the Wis
ible supply of grain in store and a1oat, Satur-
day. May 81, complied by the Produce Exchange
Wheat, 49, OIs. s37 blu, a decrease of 1.439. &c.,
corn, 13 2I4, 537 bu, decrease of SOL, 623: oats
g. 727, 900 blu, decrease of 77,72l; rye. 345, 045
bu an increase of 1858; barley, 221, 1913 blu, a
decrease of 1886
CHICAGO, May 23-The visible supply of
wheat in the United States and Canada de-
creased /, 450, 600 blu during the past week; corn
decreased $50, 900 bu; oats decreased $1,000 bu.
and barley decreased 81, 900 bu; rye increased
10000 pu. The stock of wheat on hand is a.,
O38 600 bu
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